Aaron Rodgers Discusses Politics and Family in Documentary

Aaron Rodgers participated in a spiritual temazcal ceremony in Costa Rica when news broke that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. had approached him to be his vice-presidential running mate during his unsuccessful 2024 campaign. In a Netflix documentary titled 'Aaron Rodgers: Enigma', he reflects on his political interests, which were sparked by learning about the assassination of John F. Kennedy, and discusses the ideological contrasts he faced while attending UC Berkeley. The series, which began streaming on December 17, also touches on Rodgers’ struggle with public perception and his family estrangement, particularly with his brother Jordan, who previously discussed their relationship on 'The Bachelorette'. Rodgers candidly addresses his reputation as a 'villain' and the ongoing battle between his public persona and personal beliefs. The documentary aims to provide a deeper understanding of the quarterback's life beyond football, revealing insights into his mental and emotional journey.